Yompai musings
Surprisingly versatile wooden Sauté spatulas
Because they are so versatile, good for both large pots of food and smaller more delicate items these sauté spatulas have become incredibly popular, an essential item in many kitchens.
Made of one single piece of Teak wood, hand sanded 5 times so it is smooth to hold, strong and durable.
Why do we use Teak Wood for our wooden utensils?
Why are our wooden spoons and spatulas made from Teak wood specifically. There are a several reasons that Teak is such a wonderful wood for making kitchen utensils and cookware.
Wooden Soup Spoons and tactile sensations
Here in NZ we are now in Autumn/Fall and while the days are still warm, the nights are growing cooler and hot foods like soups and stews become more appealing.
For these hot foods eating with wooden soup spoons offers several advantages, especially over metal spoons.
Wooden Platters - what are they good for?
As part of the shift away from plastic and towards more natural, environmentally safe and sustainable kitchenware, wooden platters are becoming more popular.
Wooden Salad Servers
Black Plastic Spatulas and Utensils
History of spoons
Wooden spoons have been made in virtually every nation and have been around for a long long time.
The earliest use of spoons dates back to prehistoric times. People used shells or chips of wood for spoons. The earliest wooden spoon we have dates back to a wooden spoon found in the Royal Tomb of the Pharoah Tutankhamun, and is estimated to be over 3300 years old.
Do you enjoy camping, tramping or travelling?
Wooden spatulas for flipping burgers
Honey Drizzler or Baby Teething item
Our wooden avocado knife technically is not a knife
